Create a Tag Cloud with some Simple CSS and even Simpler JavaScript

I’ve always liked tag clouds. I like the UX of seeing what tags are most popular on a website by seeing the relative font size of the tags, popular tags being bigger. They seem to have fallen out of fashion, …

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